I wonder if we'll see graphene make it's way into speaker cables and other conductors. Voice coils seem like a great potential application for graphene.
32 pairs of speaker and RCA cables measured and listened to
I am not sure if this has been posted here before, but this is pretty interesting.
These guys measured and (blind) listened to, 32 pairs of RCA cables and speaker cables. And found both measurable and audible differences.
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@asctim There are Graphene cables on the market now.
https://www.thesoundadvocate.com/2019/08/reviewed-cerious-technologies-graphene-extreme-cables/ |
Interesting. One is using graphene as a dielectric and the other as a conductor in a liquid base. I read that there are also some graphene/copper hybrid cables that somehow use fine copper wires to help connect the strands of graphene as much as possible, thus improving the conductivity over plain copper. None of these are pure graphene conductors. |
I've been receiving gobs of PM's about the cassette hoard, but have yet to receive a recommendation on interconnects (1 meter is fine). Listening to Leon Redbone "On the Track" right now and next up are... -Euro Disco Volume 3 -Dr. Demento "The Greatest Novelty Records of all Time - The 1960's" -Nilsson "The Point" - Love this and have numerous copies of it. I knew that my wife had excellent taste in clothes, jewelry, food, wine and men, but I never gathered her exquisite taste in music until now.
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